The Dying of the Light: End

from Steelyshan

This book was a bit different from your typical zombie/survival story. The zombies are almost an after-thought. They are certainly not the key players in this story. There are alot of integral characters in this story and at times it can be difficult to keep track of them. But it was a very diffe...

from Vivapdx

Less action than End, the first in the series, but good continuation of the story lines. Kristopher does a good job of showing the day to day trials of living among zombie hordes, harder to believe that runways would still exist after 10 years of no maintenance. Put that aside and it's a very enj...

from hsudonym

Received this book, "Dying of the Light: Interval" as an early reviewer. I enjoyed this book, but not at first. The reason was, I had not read the first book! So I downloaded it, read the first book, then picked up the "Interval" book from where I left off. It made so much more sense then! Interv...

from AlexDraven

Zombie-military novel, with a surprising touch of romance amidst the apocalypse. Significantly better than the cover art would suggest, but I'm not familiar enough with the genre - or the real-world military - to know if the military elements are solid, or if they'd throw an expert right out of t...

from katlb82

The Dying of the Light: End starts with a prologue about David, who I would consider to be the main character of the book and a run-down of some recent US zombie outbreaks and how they were contained by the military. Fast forward a year, and David is recruited into the secret military group that ...